This electric scooter has a 350 W front-wheel motor, a top speed of up to 25 km/h and a stated range of up to 30 km. For city journeys, it offers front and rear suspension, 10-inch solid wheels, and a combination of electronic and rear disc brakes.
This electric scooter has a 350 W front-wheel motor, a top speed of up to 25 km/h and a stated range of up to 30 km. For city journeys, it offers front and rear suspension, 10-inch solid wheels, and a combination of electronic and rear disc brakes.
Motor and drive
The 350 W motor is integrated into the front wheel. It is intended for riding on city roads and moderate inclines. Acceleration and hill-climbing performance also depend on the rider’s weight, the surface and the steepness of the route. On uneven or slippery surfaces, front-wheel drive can affect handling and traction.
Speed and riding regulations
The scooter’s top speed is up to 25 km/h. Actual speed can vary with terrain, rider weight and weather.
The speed limit alone does not establish whether a particular scooter and the way it is used meet all legal requirements. Rules vary by location: before riding on public roads, check the current rules where you plan to ride, including any conditions of use and rider obligations. In Slovakia, Slovak rules apply.
Battery, range and charging
The battery has a voltage of 36 V and a capacity of 10.4 Ah. The stated range is up to 30 km on a single charge. It is sensible to allow a margin when planning a daily journey, as range varies with rider weight, terrain and riding style.
Charging takes approximately four to six hours, so the scooter can be recharged during the day or at home after a ride.
Suspension, wheels and folding
Suspension at the front and rear helps absorb impacts from uneven surfaces, which can be useful on rough city routes.
The 10-inch solid wheels are puncture-resistant and do not require inflation. The suspension helps compensate for impacts transmitted through the wheels when riding over uneven ground.
The folding frame makes the scooter easier to carry and store at home or when travelling on public transport.
Brakes
The scooter combines an electronic brake with motor cut-off and a rear mechanical disc brake. The electronic brake helps slow the scooter, while the disc brake provides mechanical braking. Riders should adjust their speed and following distance to the surface and traffic conditions.
Who is it suited to?
The scooter’s features are aimed primarily at city commuting and shorter trips. Solid wheels reduce the worry of punctures, suspension helps on uneven surfaces, and the folding frame makes storage easier. When planning a route, remember that 30 km is the maximum stated range, not a distance guaranteed in every condition.